Altar table - Wood - Nepal - Meditation table

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A handcrafted wooden folding meditation table from Nepal in ancient-inspired design, titled Tavolo da Meditazione, weighing 4 kg and measuring 71 × 41 × 38 cm (open) or 71 × 41 × 11 cm (closed), finished in red with carved and painted decorations including two elephants on the front panel.

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This beautiful folding wooden meditation table is the same type of table used in Buddhist monasteries for practice, meditation and the reading of texts.

Crafted by hand, it features rich carved and painted decoration, with two elephants depicted on the front panel, surrounded by traditional ornamental motifs and details in red, green, gold, and natural wood tones.

The table can be used during meditative practice as a support for Tibetan bowls, malas, incense and other practice objects, but also to rest sacred texts, Buddhist books or sādhanā during reading and recitation.

The folding structure makes it particularly functional: it can be easily opened when needed and closed to be stored or transported, occupying only 11 cm of depth.

The combination of its traditional function, artisanal workmanship and the richness of the decorations makes this table a valuable element for creating a space dedicated to meditation, study and Buddhist practice.

Features

Table used in Buddhist monasteries
Folding structure
Front decoration with two elephants
Handcrafted and carved and painted decorations
Ideal for meditation and contemplative practice
Suitable as a support for Tibetan bowls and ritual objects
Usable for sacred texts, books and sādhānā
Easy to store and transport
Dimensions

Open: 71 × 41 × 38 cm
Closed: 71 × 41 × 11 cm
An authentic element of Buddhist monastic tradition, designed to accompany practice, meditation and study.

This beautiful folding wooden meditation table is the same type of table used in Buddhist monasteries for practice, meditation and the reading of texts.

Crafted by hand, it features rich carved and painted decoration, with two elephants depicted on the front panel, surrounded by traditional ornamental motifs and details in red, green, gold, and natural wood tones.

The table can be used during meditative practice as a support for Tibetan bowls, malas, incense and other practice objects, but also to rest sacred texts, Buddhist books or sādhanā during reading and recitation.

The folding structure makes it particularly functional: it can be easily opened when needed and closed to be stored or transported, occupying only 11 cm of depth.

The combination of its traditional function, artisanal workmanship and the richness of the decorations makes this table a valuable element for creating a space dedicated to meditation, study and Buddhist practice.

Features

Table used in Buddhist monasteries
Folding structure
Front decoration with two elephants
Handcrafted and carved and painted decorations
Ideal for meditation and contemplative practice
Suitable as a support for Tibetan bowls and ritual objects
Usable for sacred texts, books and sādhānā
Easy to store and transport
Dimensions

Open: 71 × 41 × 38 cm
Closed: 71 × 41 × 11 cm
An authentic element of Buddhist monastic tradition, designed to accompany practice, meditation and study.

Details

Era
After 2000
Weight
4 kg
Title additional information
Meditation table
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Nepal
Material
Wood
Style
Antique inspired
Colour
Red
Condition
As new - unused
Height
38 cm
Width
41 cm
Depth
71 cm
Estimated period
2020
ItalyVerified
18
Objects sold
Private

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